An Illinois toy company challenged President Donald Trump’s tariffs in front of the Supreme Court on Tuesday in a long shot bid to press the justices to quickly decide whether they are legal. Learning ...

The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday rejected a push from two Illinois toy companies asking for a quick decision on the legality of President Donald Trump's tariffs.

The two companies have argued that President Trump does not have the authority to impose tariffs under a federal emergency ...

An Illinois toy company, Learning Resources, challenged President Donald Trump’s tariffs in front of the Supreme Court in a long shot bid to press the justices to quickly decide whether they are ...

Two district courts have ruled that Trump's tariffs are not justified under the law he cited for them, the International ...

Vernon Hills, IL toy companies Learning Resources, Inc. and hand2mind, Inc. asked the US Supreme Court to expedite review of Donald Trump tariffs.

Learning Resources, which makes educational toys, asked the Supreme Court to take the rare step of immediately hearing the case to decide the legality of the tariffs. Primary Menu Sections.

Learning Resources CEO Rick Woldenberg thinks the Trump administration's sweeping tariffs will be catastrophic for both his family-owned toy business and for the broader U.S. economy. That's why ...

U.S. District Judge Rudolph Contreras ordered the administration May 29 not to collect tariffs from Learning Resources and hand2mind based in Vernon Hills, Illinois, while the case is litigated.

Learning Resources and hand2mind have urged the Supreme Court to quickly address the legal questions surrounding President Donald Trump’s tariffs, which have affected import costs across many ...

US News: Learning Resources Inc. is escalating its fight against Trump's tariffs to the Supreme Court, arguing the former president overstepped his authority.

Attorneys for Learning Resources and sister company hand2mind, suggested the court could consider whether to take up the case before the end of the term in June and hear arguments when their next ...